The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-02 00:00:00

REPOIIT. COURT OF CHAtit;ERY, APRIL I. CHAMBERS V. GbLDW.ViC Ne3rir filfreo years have now eiapsell since we It was a 980ili.ir cir9ontstance• attend;n4 the title to 'this prnTierf3i, of Al t ik-iibTio' other faniily boas:, that the present P,,Til'OT Ortnoncle is erlthk , d, :ne ino,t imbspolo,ble-rvidwuir,"ito froin the reign ILotiry 11,. No. ili,lyd;%9o - LiLr.,..w in his (the SuliciiOr Gellert) ei:petietwe in ;n. rein, .., e , had tir-t occasion- to notice this cause, to .. Steil ' property even etitly accitorco • , tne title could t:,,, 4he Ciitra.. J-us•etcrt or the Common Pleas., was. es - habit-shed t..t. y, an clear a priiiat. '.. • then .C'oulisel e for the Detendant, agitinit' the Tv- In e:n - ly p , ,,..tiods this ditty ‘. , . - ,as coll e i‘sted• ill kind, : taut" c om pLin a nts. Somum 'of our ReaderS ilby that is, the Orili, , hde tinnily received one o r I 0 io n perbaps• recollect, that vi.o cultivated tr a tt s . in Jra. of wine utit of every 'di p, and their Otlieer had' pre maica, - a:tiled. the Exeter and Greenwich, estatel, Ciseiy, thv 4ameotithouity to- deroanchhat mill or • the. were nyortgoged by Mr.. Itatclitle; the proprie- • ship that the King's Oti - icer had to demand ill) duty tor n for the 'Soto of 3‘2,00()1. to the• D,uren:lan t.-- . ,payable'to liiti Majesty. All, thiit reitiaiiied to the original owner of this liege : . The SoLictiott-GEN‘ettAL then stated variou s proi)erty,,,wai an annuity of 4501. 'which was se- ' leases . by. , the'Ormonde Family, cletnonstrating'thtit curtd tu.ltin; on these est'itei; . the whole rents and ,doNytt to 1647 the , right was exercised s omet itneshy profits' (levolviug- to the Defbndant, become wort., i farming . „,often by taking in kind, and the title of the• gave ih• . poss( , tisioh, 1111d,W1:0, 00 the death of Mr. Ormond° Family' to this right;' deduced to near Ratcliffe, bt,cattle. eXevattor, trustee; Pod gdardiao to : the time of Oliver Croinwell's,usurpaticuit' The , nrilY his children, tits , Plaintiffs in 'this cause.- In the year interval iji a .period of near- 700 years, during which f 795., lii diip called the Pottimack was.latlen With \\Test the title and dominion over-this property cannot be India produce, and consigned to theagents of the De:: traced' with accuracy and the tuost satista6toiy pre-, fend :nit.; who insured -the goods aslaiUxt i sea risls, . but 1 cision, is the. short period Which intervened between not agailisit,:4lpt ii re. When st)e li:1(1 rocreclc4N4le. m'iy. the depo-,i t ion .pf Charles „the First' and the restora— on 'her voyage tiOin JaMilica tovvardsihis country, , lion of Charles, the. Second, generally called the two pris'ateers trot c . in : sight . and .capturet,hey.-- , usurpation of Cromwell . ; during. that period th e . g .inorig 1 1 10 , : l p 1 ., , , , ,,, i :.Iga i nS I the Defehd:mt was, tl2 . at ' f - confusion of the times and t h e situ:non of the.l)uke lie, 1111'000 flue meditllll of his ; agent, h a d not in _ , of orinonde,, who , had originated. and tollowed-the sured ehis property again s t capture, an d t h at t h ere _ fortunes of Charles the .Second, rendered it Minos! fit re h e ' \‘ ,. ( 1 , ; •I'e,1011)iiilto for the lois._ The, subject , t•itilti tu Prdduce proof in support of this right. . ''fli n • bid bYen ren.rreLl'to the Master ; and the I\hister • nobability is, that thi s property selzed upon by repOrto.d, dot thc Defendant 111 d 'not: been guilty of The.reiglinig„Power, as belonging tg 'a pe rsotfoo this h i .. turionsly ,ittached to the- Royal Cause • but -upon any culpable negligence in 'not etfe'cling '-Ormonde ; Vitnify obtained suranc'eAtgdinst•captdrOi .. fiS Well 'as'against tliL. peril.; the . Restoration, the . , . od the : sea. ,• • . ;.' •-- '' • • ,' J' posses:Op', or- their.. estates, - and - amongst others' . , , t Sir Saiston. 'ltosll.l.-Y, took ,an'' exception to the 01' Ihi4s . l . operly in prisige wines, and continued, : INlaster'it, report, :and contynded , that•the Defendant, to en . piy'"'. it, and to exercise the same acts of being in a sitnation both of 'trustee and. mortgagee, ownership, as: formerly, for many years. I-low it• was incumbent 'upon [inn to insure the property ever; in* Offi', ,., it was thought prudent on the, agintyit even. , possiblelisk ;.. and not having so clone, i Pot • or the Duke of Ortnonde, and converiieht for • he tv ,I s • resnoilitibln .fOr..i he' loss., The - ohjeCi oft he i the public, that . this revenue arising Irma, r prisoge applicafion to the Court was,-that the Master should duty should he Wased by the ploke to the Commip- •. he, , dire4ed• to-.Teview hiS- report, ~,attcl 'to :inquire t , j6ners of the Reyenue, in trust for the King ; ,and whet her the Defentl. , tit.,wass: ; ool-litikle, for not pur, accordingly in that year 'a. lease was made 'to the. stiitig his temedy tgainst the owners.ol the, I'oto- 4 Conlnlisstutters of the. 'Revenue, who, ..under,that. tuite4; she intwitig.sal;ed'‘vithoot con'yoy: I demise, becaine tenants • in. trust for, the Crowtt, .Alter Ali . . BELL, andlNlr,. kik:ALD had' (ollowed on wil 4;1) Jeas . e 'y , ia§ - nfierwar(li renewed, from time to the satin; side, . . ...Mr. 1.1.1 . 1t.t., for the I)efendant,,argned, that the nature With the . COmm lte issionersol-i Revenue, In report of the Niaster • Was perreftly correCt.. The o. s e. Ye:.lr 17,4• Z, the last lease which , the llnliehild ;Nlits.tter, after a .c:irefnl examination of the-evidette, matte eNpireu; the. then . possessur—hccame entitled : aceuttlingly;-• in that , to'detniie it a: he thought fit acid after inking the' opinion of Messrs, Lon , and ~, .Lon; i CO. or their ,clerk, .Mr. Cotton, hod •I . . 1 M • year . a ne‘v• lease was g-ranted to the. Commissioners , . 41 1.) , 0 .. I • 8 't • . ..- . of the Revenue, in trust for the. Crown, for -atpffitiod Georite I libbert, on the nature of West India insu rances, had. thsyovered, lii it lime lier,:midaht had , of three Years ot t 'l,y, :It ,iii. it was let tO r neari cell ,tlie atninil rent 0 r : 49p01,, cljne, iii his situ:H . lon of mortg.tgeo, and trustee, which was evidence what whate , ver a prudent mail aright to hove performed in curs aso : the 6irnmissiOners., ofter tbeeXpiration themanagement ofilis own proPerty, and that there:- of that'leise, held as tenants at will. • .. fore the 17erendant should not•be respunsibie, To It was not possible to conceive a more express re cognition 'of the titl e of th e f ain tl y o f B ut l er to t hi s the aniontifid 10,0001.5v:is insured upon the *shin ; arid other inerehandiie j t.ts well as the goods under the I property; bin if any thing more eolicltisiye could he orders of the' Defendant,' cons, placed in , pre , !i,,eir the required, thticircurnstance, .tiiitc tipoil the c xpir a . tion of the .previous existini; tease, Lord O rmon de game ;i4ite of hazard. !its Lordship would di-pate of this hi fal,,tir or the I),tentlatit, , without ;t1 ly - i . B 'ils corhidep4'<l as' so complekeiy the proplietof, Ifiai (ion. But tit'illit.A . 3 , , tui•ther aske,d,tayctarsaH - tiwac• j the Crown ektild' not obtain a ' tills for more than' cidein„ ii i it tlie Defonikint should ,he itta.le tinkle l three Yeals". - .. ,• • .• '. ‘ . V:cc...4tsF he ,I . ;441: 001 ~tsttg i itroire4s f r t A i n Ow () w ii...'N of . in f'79O !he present nail silt c. , :•etled to the Itst;ites the ship, who i• 4 go n, t h e . c d pudim, had Permitted ' PilLi Honours of his Faintly ;mod in'' tine - o . mZ.eci in fet: this Vessel t!*) .i'.3:11 ',tilt hoot comivoy. , Th e Statute o f Li- i for till the r. ii estates, and Ort.liis prisa,oe ; Lonse q u el i t . • Foliation,' piA2L111:1.:(1 tnctl4os4)ihq . , at this. ddy, 0.1 'r > lie was nw e r Litloted to as,ert ills right to il i i, o,btainiii.; the re - Met - ly kei:e contelupl.:ttetl. Tlie, cir- : yroPe."Y Pgaihst artyPefi!jiti making elititns• to his Ctiiivitani:es 01 th e ease In the statute fittac. l ied Prejudice, titan his Lithe? or his . grinidtather, th ey prfn,,,wol aiv)...to b rcdi . o. ,„ ; jind bis L oi d s hi p, twang mere. tenants for lite, fi l i d not lkiving su c h a I thea-for t :, cycloid 1)01 rt:1421 - to the A/Lister an inipliry c ril,ht or inteleSt a;; might induce thew to zta wi t h I. whic.h, in rho rt::ailt, must be uiibro4uCtive - iiict nu- I g:hory. • 'llle Loon.CriANCELLO 0, after a lung recapitula tion of the,getiet.ll , lios in this cause, and Yr the ptirtiindar lii,:-As oil which the report or t:;e Nl44ter StWilled to be founded, said, dint the proper mode wtts, to diree'-i an i. , ,,itleto try if ;LP inilirapCd Cfß'd eil . s . e,6urett - the pN)l) , ..l'ly in such a w,tnuierns n dis.; cretl tor hinls6l, woulf.l eilleavoix; to prinea it. did not ibjukit to frame suet) 1 - lu , should put it oil paper,' ao L l it to tile Coi.MSei Cm Will sides toquutrow, nlorniug. Ili E co,vjt - r . Qt. Ktr , q;p4,lli:Nefi. The Earl of 01$510Noe, ~ 197,0N-,JANis, `.Tilissery 'P111913411 Cat SC camp Oil to be tiled on' Sattirday, the,fd7i h ,Fehruitry, in. bublin, -before the-: L or it chief Special Jury of I\4#-relicnt's. WrlS intititiOd 11y tilt: Earl of Oritionde, for the Turpose,,of qstkiblisiting.hir right to ;h t ., Pris4Ae-91;NVinc..s,intportedintolrclitml, which . ,the ,L.;olicitors.t.:;,..ner3l„siatcd the case V.:41 ,i 1114.1 b..e said, wai brotigbt. by OK: prt..cot Earl ci Oriliongle; and 0hj,. ; ,,t was to I Iris rimlkt p(it;4gc, utyonc: imported iJ:rtu.4 ;n,:, witi . ,hspiate& k),,y the, Dclttitd;int„ . .); s t ;:),1 14f.r)10 a tit y ifolll C.? Of wines. ouri , nt pprc. : 4 the, thc.: 1.1144.)111.11 , ,' , Jr .!.,. titi d!lty ow.; 16.1t . Ofi;ettery. 1 6 1. ; ~ ).s•inesity thatt t 1 an. t.tivi . "..w9:llAlkitnirti,•;?acting, thou I 8 IS to P:1) IWO torts Ot t o f Cloy, out or ai . iy pri • )0 ;he • .1 - 1 itt3' 11. •ancl,"iti , ~:That W i o.. grituteil to azi ancestor'44 (he ,E at i tiJ j i . t y w urte v g'tleobald flo pqioteti r. 4otf nutlet. FAiglatlid (iivirk which offiee 'OS Itt!") - ±ii) . , the , bakicr.q;t4. of vyitv. , by • Actoic. anti Ic a told I)iirti6ul;lrll' i tzt7 - '2, Kitv.; tool Botilier,..E3rl of Orniontitt ~t . i'itotibaitlTity,witi;. , ...l), and tapiotit., of Oritioudeti ;1ny:11 t .of , .that Peter, 13otifier,- th o tit 11. 40 the prt Aetit . tile right of )rmotidt family•Lo this property has - been unin-' -i•rupted. HOF; the. present Earl entered into a treaty with Government for a lease llpofl more advaii t:tgtotis terins, in conseipwriee of the increased value:, and'.qttantit'y of wines imported into Go- 1 , .vernrnent was then willing to: add cOusiderably to t ;rent t heretofore . reserv e d, , but •• licit 'so much as 'Lord .Ormoncle thought eiltitle„A demand ; he ;theretore, .determined ttl collett it,—lt however,.he•• perfqtly plain to every man' that, if more than a centu ry , ago thi s dtuy pti,,age wi ne Was NVOilll VVIIIeLL the consump. lion and vatue was sp,e9m , aratuely r tunall; it ,ILILISL Ut w'ortli very considerably more,. 44 this day; thy,- quantity au..l value of the irtitat: having, greatly 'creased. , 64:1. 11l eutheLILIC.IICO Of 010 Government. and.' Lord, Ornionde'not . coMino- ripen terms fur a .reoewal i t lie month of No vetaer t 803, orders W.CfC given.by t h e Loral of ila;:fleatiLlry to the Commiosiptters.no longer tO collea the prisage duty, buttà leave it to t, the Ormonde Parnily ; whereupon the' present, , executed u.deputation to . his ,Collettor oldie Port of: `autharisitg hintty voikei from t he, tittr. 4Rlit • impOrting vessels the priSage wines to which, the! Ear! entitled. 'Flit.: c'olletlor. I.triy :,te‘i under tlii, deptitatioo, 1101iLik GOlikttliet) in Witt'LLtkciLia;%,flLil• thiS'd:q . ?(lViis very burthensonte to them, and they, : confo,!.4...Tined together in uppuntionto t4i,.tilaitn ; . nut was not general attiong.themerelinni l of the .most ri.-4p4,tutzlhie, submitted thy. "el:ini), others have opposed. . and , a iii.cefociit,l3,,wheo the (:olleator went 01l hineinie 9trgo consigned ; to tendstut, and tbarked. ; three . pipes N,v . n.li khe, initial, let- ot 'Lord Orinontle' . s title, the I)eletidut,t,rel i bcd !tc., wines.,,kii, he removed, took them to atil,onttle it,:neves.iary to institute thiti aCtion. • The SOLICITOR-GENERAL then called his evidePce: • , . land prtivett the:oc,igintti.grani,to the:oneestor • of the iye,ent ; .E:arl by J - lenry all the subsequent letters patent, and lease,, arid the p6iligree ;(.0 - ' the Ortuoncte Fatiii/y, , , how, t reign .of 1-4tirtt 11. to th i e prpsent Earl, per,iod opwarcis 0f,7D0 • till ' k I , y4.!aTS, and tie payint. ,o pi I 'l`lltl Pefenqatit's coulisel upon this ajmitted,' that ; it y, aJa iniposig 'to resist,4-the - right .after the that hati,heengiven,...bilt.iu order: to : save the t. costs, he contended that Lord ()fluoride was bound to have tendered the Defendant 40s. per ton for freight, ,before, the, adliun wastbrough,C2 The Loan ces.tuF,Joyrtott then,saicf, there might 'sotne weight. in the, : ohjeelinivil the De . fetidant - Lid not contested the ; right ; he did ifot rtfiii was entitled ,he paid 4034‘0r that be.h-,fi a 'liqt`t 100 that or any pthcr 414y:which- if paid he would de-/ liver the wines,. } never Airged that, but cleitied . ! ttt right altogether.; and that it was:then fo olK l possible, to, resist. the. right of Lord'Ornwn(ht.lo . •- . - VINDON I. Printed 1))" P .f)4 am. 1 a,nf No, Martlett.cou rti ; an the' d pntilid by w LI AM A R'F.ll • , , S . Uth Mojo ll - 41 . akk-' At the SILN.Ot cv No, r., 4trand; "' a.° 11dv4114474 -wis,' Orders for the Paper, / etterc for the blitta ticc.(vsi-patd); Mit a aciarussed !lilt A l' 1,1;1;)..L TC ) -: l4 . fige RI) 4 Minii , K , 34 So. after C t . A tieriwon, min. after 7* 1'191141"r' o itc4 S. .3i . ttlttt. Arter 7. A tw • sage ...wines in Mud under tha.grauts peared in evidence, giving his, all parts 'of Ireland; and ‘Vltich' - h" been Ineontesti iy proved to littve-eKistled. , s46 , leats up \vardic; tlia.t.all ground of .opposition to the wis for ever sit at re,sk, The inry ininteliateiisave' a verdia for Lord Ormonde , , bywhich his Lordship hal inost cotnpkte -I)..establitted his right to take, in,..kipd‘ the prisige and btit:v.rage on all wine.. iotrortvd ,ipto and to take the duties itjjc.ind, anti not b) c,toposi lion, the , preseut,avern9 ox which frOM 15,0Ud1. to '..20,0001. per anntint. • WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. thief wds tiiid ott Thur.l;il- altertmoo fur picking the PoCit of Ehoo, of the, .Dragoons. tri;tl occupied til6' Court near- two hours. The PriSiniertivag (kindled, abom a forini , !tit.sint, in picking !he: I'4eontor's pact et , cf a sifk hand kerchief, in St. James's-street. The, Prosecutor de te(Aed his hand at his pocket, and saw the handker chief in his hand ; but, on ttunink rcittinU. the Pri- • soner contrived to convey thethindk,t,..rchif behind On his tieing taken ,to, llow-street: Qtfi.ee, Elton did not - wisn to prosecute him, on ac count of the' loss of time, anti the eipencei. send * however, who was. preseut,:preVailed on :him to prosecute; and he clqipiy proved the above state ment. ' • FirAre;:cross-examined him for the - Prisoner, but nothing came ontio alter his s , ,atetnent, KNAri , then called three witnesses for the Prisoner,, , ' Who swore they kneW- hiin sonic , thrieli the wine of Edward James .(the.natne that he gave 'w bell he , 'was apprehended) and spoke la ourahly :of . ,11 ,cita,- Faeler:;,: This Peri&xed the J:try, and -Ihey , wers for • some time deliberating upon their v6rdia but :It length found him he ti this was pronounced. Townsend mountedt the , witnessees steps;- ath - 1-(02,- • served, * that he tinny the POsonuroc His name was'i nuts Janies, as. he had called -.himself,- btit-' Egerton, * and a very old pickpocket, Townsend also stated, I hat. the three Witnesses new the Prisoner'ii:name to be Egerton, ao( %lyre aiut ignotant.o4,his bad' charaaer. The Court took tintc to consider. his sin- tence. Larly.yesterday worn . ; ng, Townse4id,Teeeiv... cd a letter from the Prisoner, signed " EdwArci Eger twientercede for a 'Mitigation punishment, and acknowiedginT: fits :fortner bad condual ; but stating that lie had not 'done any , thing bad latelv; Air. KNAPP reco : ,.:, , nizi!d the Prisoner as an old client; by the . name of Egerto'n. POLICE. • SOMM'S :.111(I 'his ' gang of piekpackeis arc again lbOse upon the aad cornmitring depredations at mid-d.iv the ino;i • cltiriti and outrageous' anlier. ( a h o tt bne o'clock, at the a grand fun. I. 11110 at. Cleinent"s Church, ‘,111,.'11‘ ;1 - (ii-eat , concotirse of pcople; twO kvlio . ittit into the eroNvd - ,as:!K:y, were alci44 the Strand, front the con:inctA'bi a oun,ber ii]FNlf' (tit least ten) Itt.lt] ttcy doybitbui:tfit!`y pobket4. One of . the Gentlenicri edr.'to tlic ()diet hi§ stispicions, and soon 'saw .then, , ‘;tdcat . onr to pick a 'Gentleman's pocket, and'ioiß lad; og they were .going into the church to idnnder, preAient' -diem, tie crOssed over the way to t‘aieh, the vill•ititi•.; when one of 'them' Cattle tt j t to bold hk fist in a menaeing, I.v•i\y, and thr,satenvcl to knock his brains out ; tht~( ~ntlrrtiittl"tii , )i. if Utica. frOill 11 7 13 lefeliti (0 defand himself, but the fellow did., not strtke'ltini'.' Alter this — Went with all pbssible speed to, flo w-stredt!tAtilic,,. \Otero Mr. '1 . 1E., ty,t, sitting, ‘vlib sover.:l ott cdrs tld p tlrltic to di r tfeivia : 0;w ,•1 thefu I,vie.nt i(lietikleaten to the sfiut,, ti, ltei e lotto 'of the:sustsiciiin3 girt ltlit. rn, ah..ent, and the ()dicers, annitl'g''ln'sidlit, 1 . 1 , ) :.di', and all I in:rde;theit;escape s'on ) ci cut.',,, 1 ,, J .,- bar, vxd'ept One, .vf`li'on 1 tile ottit:t i toak, 'CotiSe(Pleile ;a liis left 1001. He ( W 65. life „„). to Ge' the 'recollect,` tYelfig / W,if‘ re i •iii:o,l thief, at tilt last -jAimitiyi:Ses'sioliv, dud Conktryln'epe; .06t i liEci 'tier:Cc; of ,thi; in stead' ot 'itAerted in the litdictnic:'in tnistake. The Geptletnati.'i4lntified • NVoiyitiAid to •.1 - ;t1 of the inostiiittiv 01 I hi! t, lilt.; 'Po thc..Feople:, btAinhigiJig, ty ithe. ~•$ web as. the sp,:q-iatork, j antl f t.hat lie . -Watetifillw i telio.r.. who.l, sudacity to Itol.l up tiOotst, , t ,, tort- m: t}:,•. iog way: °ni s i" 1i liu'.v is ; ltu,:„ -( ; of Suanit ; ;;:i 4i1 , 1;(2; ,_ L 4,5: , 1 c;r t t:ir„aietietil "ityoung ityrn WNy, !Hill ite ‘vitS, piekin'g Gctitit)‘..,lll . , I .o(:ket it, ti, .•r:l4a. at, ' • Mr: asti.ed own( been . doing since lie Iwo bot 1)<„ , c 4, 1 , 1 1n g .i ve no atcoutit ;, i,ti I , 'Was doing In the Sit ar,d11 , .• h ILI I):.en in the 'frattsport „ but could not went w : Ur. I,l' •;jd lit sny whether he ha.l6t!erl any hoiy. iout thel itupossiiiiiit:,. tdf In. s(orv,' ana s questibit whetio-u'Lr• Ifink.. a ro,inc and I.ngmhol,n i&lhlc rogt,t + ,..artd‘sent fur la as :Celttiiti'Offither c:v •r h . " n' taut that, could Libt b& provol. -- .T.Pol‘fevetir `this 'difficulty in flonf,t, llAkn : c. order 1, that tli the - 14 I ~t„0,7 1, ; cbre books, and make t vi ticSn,of AVivictiortV,- end ;11 the A her I, clT.4ckets . ' toliti•brdlight'tn . lne Eltii t, Nttsl I)Psibl“. shoulA.l:be-tiurte by. evvnikig, ty Ascorittin whether he I~td bdera c ,. before,. which.. was qccordinglyrchmai- brit it c 4 net tmt'bei ascert.,abyti. ..Mr. ft n, Illca6lOrr, iv.: him as a roue and , I t \v.is aLrain brof:ight ('h;11 : -‘1 -•••-.dn:p yomig' child frOtll eb..-rors Ken - nitigton r and v.- 0 , 5 r‘nooni.l(-.1 I,)r inv:;)her roination ThriNcLly 41 4 .17',ERF0R1) WSSIZES. • 1 , i:r -On lionlixy tl'e Aqiizti4 at Waterfoi - dtconinterced;, ,, -whenqhe Judge .DAY;in the .Cunnty Conrt, addressed the.Grandlctry in ofi' ofthe tic and elega;tt 'sfieeches.we -ever irettollt.e to have heard-- , -tz :which "wet cannot presort - I& to do justice' . -acclrate rfputt., ' account - of the great' crowd and inikietv tot hear ;. we shall, illemfiire, con find ,ourselves-to. The HOn. Justice began by expressing the'satN- - fa ( ition•he:fekt Ong the Jury : 41)00 tile decided cobrr,lSt leirrned by a comparison of their. CalendAr. of Prisoners a itt}that of a neighbour ing ;?outtty; ; it, w•as . toncli to the. hon(ur of • Lite . Alagiktrratcs, ,and creditahle : . to the better order 0C" peoplejn . general,, $O. hoped Uley woulkconlitine.t . their : Linitabiee;:ertions j,r the presercotion of-the - I( tialmr.iiiity of comity.. In the tv , :an i:ine: firs regrott(!d to ooserv,e some syniptoal4. of, dis of:der, 11..tt lclkt. lookas if the ,inSuireelionary . spivit . of the. co.4nty ; of ,'.ripperary to 13}ss its ti,itve territories,, spread die itliqatiofr.• into a cOntiguous di , str;:t of tii_! County of ‘Yifttr-,. ford. We oaed, 1%.:r trinujoli st'ate of out.. codlity to the r, 11 of i:s who had beet sfetive inapprel4-ocling :mil before that tiiblinal' (if 1)(1 - so) , whs) I been charged. with 4he violation Of Surely' we - ha - ititich cause to be carot i d oi (•;ii. own,s.when .we peraivitti our on lire. • Oc i ttlo . gree, owi n g to a supineness, or omission of per vxereiie of 00i:duties; by stile (4 t Kai.;iif tli..it'eriiiiitf - T'lii:t.fei>Llitritilebbsen . • .I.ls .- • . ; a gross corriwt abui,46f , (Ot t i Wiiejil - ,!,:lV;tt:tjtOro4.lv. ditYtia4 causelim . dtfender to be arrcjted, au'oCh`er Magistrate (being a different' part . ‘'i adinitted'ihhn ib bad and this s y,tem I).2cofue cOtuliOtil . 'lll:it gr. itr r..5:•.1311.(:,1, t roil) it . .11e how., furnisti.o ttie Lord C,lciii , ...s.llor with such fica;; lip- • On this subject 3,i had taller under his obs,-ivation.-- Instances bad. Louie to his knowledge of Terieus being :nie , .tett ohb . 1114iitente• •.C.rintes; not ,11 stiverutde.ii has prorkicetrtV another, by whielythe culprit, forfeiting his recq nizance to appear . , has, of course, eluded jar tics. Thus every trfr'screhni • trait . 11'.1(1' I){:4'protaling st rate ,in t hat ..c - onnty,,t—which,, by suifering - crinWs ice -with inlp t unity, had tiptitrAtitA4ilo. it ni the most serious disorciers. 14e wl•l&Yec,r happy, at the Itaivie . flak. to say, - that; liniongsf tile Alagist n . tes of t l'il;peravv; t heft' wil•ro (iienticinsni a tospOihle, fur (IlNriitinuating itt-stice and inip.lrtiahly, and fur every mural aS . any 111 the - Realm. • • • , , ; J.Y. the charge 4f the . lion. Juitice DAT to iheir dranil Jur y t f T I • p 1 0. ) pp, I ,oy, P • 111)611 it)Ukhig - through yotjr Udell d.ir, I peiceise,with' : irtlinit-1 4 regiet•attit' that"the'iittlittitig fi:isu 440 4 , 0 - A p*acm, have I)::.•enliLni„,'wlhej e'S;!gt3et° . 1 t the calendar Os 1 hay . e:soipetiilie. :ird cslitlOcQ tk• crirc,itt,tl'll-.troin l At rot the 'the- , 3tiite of tile- Liiei 1:o tic) L:10 , un4roi end conditintiool.4he . :einitity*l*. 1:t;!;e; then is the suite of ~,:i.tivjlpocipty cLI:10.131)10 in the Airemc : . I hold in my hati,il,3 ~ %^llith; for I L ; t t seniblesludEC:th. char! of a cutiftly.th'.l!: ga'). l .11) our crc:d tires, i4iitcarineci chitr . 4c . 6tll%"ifeb ) iest - dtrortYy.' 1 iS (lONAthright , MIN illt!1 4 ; 1 a Vb4ll l ßbtikS- ac.,l 0 ( Li1 1 !lage:.10 lay, that civil - 3- county iuundiacd with crime. .SIIIP NEW crtAvt r:,:t), ttAttcts . .1„ .., , ;Passcti by---41te I)art, Worts, from ( • it mbur;,l) . o , . ,t, ' • .., 541{,.:11--;In: Bcpsa4, Slurp, tor 111464 i 4cho, St; W;711,,W! . !mink-It vAdmirat Bt.iittiley, Irish, for the. Itr.dits ; Ni."P : , tee,. Artss;ll, for W,atertigti • att:t It,: tiptitlitl,,—r—* tu t liublin, ' 1 „ .to ,-- , . . • , I...4Ty'br of W. 144444 4 ,, °t . g9O • .t . : • of G ti- On the mitt ult. the Lally or Isa4o3oinfpr4, 5(1. county of Meat it,: .of a: Sin, add'flek• - . -MAR RIAD. • it)ivAVtxtuesday:laitiLbyltiftWl:ithiietliCe,qkf l'ig 411)111 t, seat the - Lial of '4,lr„hcsiw. til t ; ftijii 1.014.11tP 1 4. k'ettf, to. 4 14.1(1) , L'etilsa TtlitiVigi t rattV` 14= 1 ta r 7. • I Icike*tAkt,„. 4 - n Tfiutsd4y fast, at AV'itttiains'iotv, Ftu...,;k4ickt 7 t i oret, to:MlCoSttily; tilitlghttr of Jat t Etal. i , utt:lturti-street. , o f • 44afrttesdaty.l. (;sitat/I;llfivirby;:"Ciiiiisitt vi' 41711 1 , , tl the *optl wavy, te) OdiriSS tlatal ;itieSt d44.10.ter `' t t t o at ve 111:&e: , fel el r i;r '" J.;rs! .S f ourday nyht, of a ciropt .. ./t his lloose.in•t}, C re r,• ens, fi'itit. , •str• 1', 1 .,ir. o f f)aki , )4o, - "f t vs. County 9.1 't.Ufely, - 1%114.- sti.:et, ;1) 1 ,110: Pl)'-.1°,,;(4•.mt; wow. agrOr 4ll 4 l.l o ter t W:grnore 14 1 , :AA tt•4l • •thi ilantisfing .it " 4 ° 44 , 16 A "4/6 : -.-- In iif wood, otttle fate Mr. (..4cepwbOtt, tic‘rvin:,:r, 64th y,ear. • • •'-.1 011 Friday . str'nni.4la, Of icv• 491A9;14ingPnr N,J'At•NC'' Efiktgernf6, rornteti'k.,•tr-ft110“, ot Nv,ter ;* kit many )e.t, ate. for tiic cot:11.16 ticvon “liar L 'Mr I S)rropis }tire, tlic.:eccentric..itiiiry Ailif tWil ho ti . tc %Las ,j 1 il,r it,ory Ili till hcr `ic."" a P.:II-Awl, cvolich rCL. .tit ,anon. of S. f. 1% {ilU llir 9,11, circot a d gtl t t l t . l. `v;o:;Alktpicr,AQ.,ol.: . f)1 4 ) , .."' What is reatfrirklitife, threc servaras ot the hO'e tl. , 1 -,or vl4. largarei ;, , 4 .. ••,/, ago (. .. )7 , o s i ajh .2 1 ;e(1.74 t !Torii sot vita& Of rti6rd than fete Nury iived tilt%vaitts of fifty , •• .•. MAD, • ' _ , . FR IC k.: 01',..f 1 Ot3.'S liatik ' Stuck; shut 11. Sr" i).1(1,i :' , tock, 011 it dish i Pei ‘-c , :l. ,- 6:, i 1.4.ti14 1., , i, , 1t., 2ti, 3S.diS• iiin 5 ii,..l' Ct.:ill. ,-....ut 1-.. , -111)C.:Ite uCk, 4tlNr,c4l;t, s.4l.it . 1,4411 c. 04c.1 ;of is. Is. 45. Pr; per Cellt. t , ..c.1. ~ 1;,:t I.ineen"i J 1 1,1* Dept. 64 11 . ;,par. , ;:ent. Loll. b4 ,I nu() Arm. / -3- . " 160$ 1, 13apk L. ,Ntilt. J. c.,..,i.v1 tur 11tIl April, 045.1,